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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-06

There are fresh evidences every day from indie
pendent democrats of Baltimore that the accusa-
lions Of fraudulent practices in registration voting
and counting votes IN the city elections which have
given Baltimore bad name In this regard In
times past. are welI-founded Where convincing
evidence accompanies the charge OF political cor
ruptiOn IL would seem that the business men Of
Baltimore could better protect the reputation and
prosperity OF the city By extrpating the evil and
furnishing the eyil-dOers, than by shutting their
eyes to evidence and pronouncing the charge a
SANDER, they are exhOrted to do by some of
their political leaders, and 1t is evident that ma ny
OF them, Notwithstanding urgent solicitation to
The contrary by those upon whom they have been
accustomed 10 rely, will declare openly for honesty
In political methods, and Will seek TO remove the
cause OF re prOach instead of vainly denying its
existence.
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The Presidents reception In Chicago yesterday
lacked nothing in warmth as the state OF his shirt
collar after the Palmer House rush would attest
but II did lack good deal In respectful considera-
tion- III the noise and activity were a measure of
the kindly feeling entertained for the Chief Mags-
trate, IL Is pity that this sentiment could not
have had little more self-restrainJ mixed with
It. The hug may suggest affection, but the kind
the bear gives means broken ribs The President
In his speech admitted that he had erred In
never before coming to see Chicago. On
the other hand, he reminded his hearers
that he had left at home a city which they ought
TO see and know more about. That was good ad-
vice. Not only would they enjoy and profit by fire.
quent visits to the capital OF the Nation and the
most beautiful city in the United States but they
might aso learn here how TO give the President
the Nation every evidence of good win without
endangering his life In the process.
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WANTED--ROOMS.

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lars month. Address Box Star Office. OF 81
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located about so per mon.h. Aadre Non IN
QUis1TI. r, Star office. o6-2t'
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Star office. O6 2,s
WANTED DINING ROOM AND KITCHEN IN
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Address DINING Star>pffce. OPT.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

NOR Sal E-IN MARYLAND, ABOUT EIGHT
Il IA iles 1. m city. frlit ana garden farm If II
acres with CO tage well o. water, " III pump close by,
81 b ng &C., tie who mel SD vi Ia Y bud post .n1
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walk FROM III, stret tent ioS 70 reliable ten
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Il K r. Farm Of loo acres, Groom Louse. on hula half
mile west o. stat on beautiful views shade fruit
payments easy. Address above. DR. EMSfIELD.
CHANDLEh GREGu, zoos st. NV. o5-2w'
WANTED-A SITE FOR COUNTRY HOUSE
w within nve miles of y ashington. high ground
with woods and water to ten ca lot viii
do If accessible. Cash down If cheap suburban lot
cranks need not respond Box A. star office o4-3t'
IroR SALE-TwENTY BUILDING LOTS CON
II taining 50 acres. lois 100, persons
Is room H. aid iU acres 81 300. VISIT address
DAM AMhEN, Amnienise, Nd. o4-6t'
NOR sALE-CHEAP-LOTS AT FOREST GLEN,
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improved IN same county, of 200 acres Also. 100
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one OF Ia ACRES City property taken in pat
THOMAS A. MIlCnELL.
s26-1Ot 934 St, Room 4.
l. OR RENT-A7 -ROOM HOUSE AND ACRES OF
fine land: good outbuidlngs. nd well adapted 10
trucking airy PURPOSES T.. Bladensourg; ID
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s22-1m Attorney Law. hi deIisburg Md.
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The President cannot more effectively signalize
his return from vacation TO business than by call
Ing an extra session OF Congress, to meet as soon
as that boiy can be conveniently assembled. The
plan OF checking the contraction OF the country's
circulating medium by the Government purchase
OF bonds is good a temporary expedieRt, but
there Is danger that IL will not long avert the
strfnseRcy, which in spite OF the prosperous con-
dtiOn OF the business interests of the country is
evidently threatened The steady flow of the
eountrys medium OF exchange into the Treasury
must be speedily stopped.
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EVERY PAIR WARRANTED
AND
TRIED ON, IF DESIRED.

s<Every lot is different, and each constitutes of
the new and latest imported novelties Descriptions
would have been given of ALL but the cases were not
all opened at time of writing this advertisement You
are especially requested to call, as the Opening
Souvenir prices positively terminate SATURDAY at
g p M
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BOARDING.

I'D n l4TH ST, WITH BOARD. HANDSOMELY
OAO iuII.i he'd Rooms. single suite with pri-
waite bath. re.erence ". 3. L0FlON. Caterer, Tor
merly Oh COG 18th st. NV. o5-6t
LOR RENT-GENTLEMEN WITH GOOD REFER
IL ences desiring thoroughly comfortable home,
with board, central LOCALITY address NORTH AND
SOUTH. Star office oo-2t
A GENTLEMAN AN EXPERIENCED CATERER
"A has arranged for an elegant house the
British Minister. on CONNECTICUT avenue and
beau vi rooms AMI elegant table the
comforts home and the parlors Will be
mis- ned few ial Tor the session ongress OF
the winter references given and required. Address
k. NJ l., Star office. Oh st
LOR RENr-e2S E ST. n. W, NICELY FUR
IL nished Rooms with Board good Table Board So 30
per week, house has all modern proyeients. Oh 5r'
GPRAGI MANSION, 9Th AND SIS y. ".
= several pleasant ell-furnished ROOMS with first
Class luald, ouo and third noOls sl1-4w-
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

w xr;t plain hand. Would Ike fosition :: copy
r Address stating terms &C. MISS fok a9; s's
Neutrality-suspicious. FOR COOKS, HOUSE
Nv Keepers Maids Ere lch Nurse, Invalid Nur>e,
sss hotel: stores and oiiss. F. n BtRSEia $50
WANTED-BY A CHAMBERMkID. A PLACE IN
R. T. Star Office IT.
WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL.
private family Cali st 1905 10th street. on Friday
from IL to 4 y. m II.
WANTED AN A STEADY. HONEST AND EN-
tions References. Add es. F. W. 3.2 E Cap. st 1t
AS,IED-BY A RESI- EcTABIE Young WHITE
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WANIED-BY A GOOD. RESPECTABLE COL
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WANlFD-BY A SETTLED WHITE WOMAN, A
W Situation nurse care of invalid lady:
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MANIFESTATIONS By A STEADY YOUNG
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men. Buffers cooMBs BURGESS, sSS Ies 81, n.G.
WANTED-BY A COMPETENT YOUNG MAN OF
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WANTED-KNoWN YOU CAN GIT HOUSE
w keerers Cooks. Maids waiteress Nurses Isun-
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references At DICKS Bureau. 6l3 9TH NV o,-,it'
WANTED-A SITUATION BY COLORED NO
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c. NJ. 500 street s. w o,-It.
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ONCE. VIII come hIghly recommended 10y last en-
ployer. Address CLERK Star OH e. -,
WANTED - POSITION In SCHOOL OR DAILY
a. governess 10y erienced teao her of English
aud fortiEn !alguaVes and music; the highest refer
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WANTED-BY YOUNG WHITE WOMAN A
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WANTED - SITUATION By EXPERIENCED
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WANTED-BY A RELIABLE SETTLED NURSE
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ences. Address 43l Iidge o4-:5r
WANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY. A PLACE AS
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WANTED - ALL IN SEARCH OF RELIABLE
w Servants TO reeist their wants with the COLUM
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INGRAM ART SouAnEs.

INGRAM Art SouAnEa.
We have just opened q line Of INGRAM ART
yard
INGRAM. TAPESTRY. and BODY BRUSSELS
CARPETS in all the New Designs and Patterns.
FELT DRUGGETS, FLOOR OIL CLOTHS.
IVA WHITE WOOL BLANKkTS, %, O.. 80, IL
BED COMFORTS, 81. s1.25. also
DRESS GOODS FOB FALL AND WINTER WEAR.
Plain nu and Check FLANNEIs for Ladies' Tailor
AOMEsPUN sUITIEas in Checks and Mistures, Soc.
90 and Csc. ~" ~SAoAs'
22-iA SERGE and DIAGONAL sUlrINas, 12k1 &c
spiendtd value Ali-Wool BLACK CASHMERE. SOC
Heavy WOOL SHAwLS. ~, e. a.
Medicated TWlILED FLANNEIA 26, 37k s0o
Al-Wool WHITE fI4ANNELA extra good ousl. pa
cases CANTON FLANNEL6. 8. 10, l2kc
A DTtye-0entomAn's OANEIS HAIR SHIRrs ana
DhAN EhS, 8Oc former price. ! Lx6
Children's SCHOOL HOsR full regular NADIA ga
LADIES' AND CHILDRENS UNDERWEAR
JOHNSON. aARNKR 1 90.
Cd $50 Pa ave-. south aide, near 7th st
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New York city is going to make the experiment
OF manual training In dozen of its public schools
with the purpose OF extending the system II It
shall prove successful Washington ought not to
be far behind The yearly increase OF our city's
school population is vast, and OF this number
large proportion must be OF Indifferent capacity
for mental culture But boys and girls who could
never learn 10 be authors Scientists could often
De taught to use their fingers deity, and become
thereby more useful 10 themselves and to society,"
The demonstration tonight In honor of ex-Gov
shepherd will bring together great and enthu-
5asIic assemblage, and the event Will be a notable
one In the history of the city. Washington cannot
give 10 the ex-governor too hearty a welcome
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The civil-ssrv,ce reformers find little comfort in

The cfvil-Servfce reformerS find little comfort In
recent political events In single editorial page
6orper's Weekly. IN It's latest issue, protests
against grieves over the acts OF democrats, re-
publcans and the President, thus rounding the
political circle In Its dissatisfaction OF the ac-
ton OF the democratic convention In New York 1t
says: "This is the practical abandonment OF any
declaration OF reform by a democratic convention
absolutely controlled by the President friends
1t shows that the denomination Of Mr..
Cleveland Is assured and that his distinctive views
OF reform are not approved by his party" IL then
calls the Massachusetts, republican convention TO
account for fooshly sneering at political indepen-
denee. In a third editorial IL points out TO
the President that incomplete surrender to
the spollSmen does not make them friends; that
the oattle-cry of the party plunderers Is "All or
nothing" that the surrender In Maryland, there
fore, has been Of no advantage, either from pub
lie or q partisan point OF view, but mas brought
democratic aScendency In the state into serious
peril, and has alienated the BEST friends OF the
President elsewhere: and that In Indiana also,
where the BOurbons have had their way. the re-
suit has been neither to proptiate them nor to re-
tain the friendly support OF the independent vote.
Everyone seems peryerse this week. and Harpers'
Weekly with certain sense OF loneliness and
ISOLATION furnishes impartial correction TO all.
Politicians are in doubt as TO the significance of
y,
Craftsmanship OF the New York democratic State
Committee. Mr.. Murphy has been generally rec
oynized for some time past as foe TO the admin
iStration, and even the Presidents most sanguine
friends have clasSed him as nothing better than
an uncertain quantity. The recent convention at
Saratoga was interpreted as an unqualified victory
for the administration, and the composition OF the
state committee was supposed TO reflect the pre-
vailtng sentiment OF the convention. Yet Mr..
Murphy steps into the chair without even a
show OF resistance from any quarter. Does
that mean that he has come over into the Cleve-
land camp, or that the committee has been cap
t1red by the Presidents foes? III the former 1t
promises large accession OF former malcontents
% the Administrators support; IL the latter,
Dad blow TO the Presidents hopes for next year.
At venture, though, 1t may be suggested that the
honor OF a unanimous election TO the chairman
ship was the peace-pipe sent by the Administra-
ton men TO their most dangerous antagonist In
Northern New York. and that It's acceptance BODIES
well for harmony between the Hill and Cleveland
factions through another tweivemonth.
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TH1xx Ir Ovrn
THE READERS OF THE "STAR" WHO
MAY HAVE FOLLOWED US IN OUR ADvER-
TIsEAENTs. WILL HAVE NOTICED THAT
WE ALMOST INVARIABLY ILLUSTRATE
OUR "ADs" by THE AID OF OUR SHOW
WINDOWS. WE DO THIS BECAUSE WE
KNOW HOW CHEAP Is TALK. AND We ARE
AWARE OF THE FACT THAT AN ADvER-
TIsEMENT COSTS THE ZANE WHETHER
THE MATTER ADVERTISED BE PLAIN,
UNvARNIsHED TRUTH OR OTHERWISE
IN CONTINUATION OF THIS METHOD
OF OURS WE WILL ASK TOU TO LOOK IN
OUR LARGE sHow-WINDOw. CENTER OF
BUuDING-7TH STREET SIDE IT Is
FILLED WITH SAMPLES OF FALL OVER
COATS. WITH PRICES ATTACHED. WHEN
you SER THESE GARMENTS AND NOTE
THE PRICES NO WORDS OF OURS WILL BE
NECESSARY TO CONVINCE YOU THAT NO
SUCH VALUES WERE EVER BEFORE OF
FERED IN THE DISTRICT WE WOULD
HAVE EVERY MAN IN THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA SEE THESE ELEGANT FALL
OvERcOATs AND SETTLE THE MATTER
IN TIER MINDS ONCE AND FOR ALL
TIME THAT WHEN THEY WANT TO BUY
FALL OvERCOATs THIS Is The PLACE TO
COME TO FIND JUST THE KINDS AND
STYLES THEY ARE LOOKING FOR AT
PRICES THAT WILL ACTUALLY SUR
PRISE THOSE WHO HAVE BEEN BUYING
THEIR CLOTHES ELSEWHERE.
FROM 35 TO $50 Is OUR RANGE OF
PRICES. We TELL you YOU CAN HERE
FIND WITHIN THESE LIMITS FALL OVER
COATS MADE FROM EVERY FABRIC
THAT'S FIT TO WEAR. AND IN EVERY
STYLE THAT FASHION SAYS Is RIGHT
DO NOT FAIL TO SEE THESE GARMENTS
BEFORE YOU BUY. TWILL COST YOU
NOTHING. AND IF YOU BUY WITHOUT
HAVING LooK. I'D THEM OVER IT'S JUST
POSSIBLE THAT YOU'LL BE SORRY.
sAKs AID COMPANY.
OF SEVENTH AND MARKET SPACE
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MADAME j. p. PALMER,
HOT STREET.
BEGS TO ACQUAINT HER PATRONS THAT
SHE WILL BE PREPARED TO SHOW
FULL ASSORTMENT OF EXCLUSIVE
STYLES IN ENGLISH AND FRENCH
ROUND HATS AND BONNETs. FROM THE
LEADING LONDON AND PARIS HOUSES,
ON WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, OC.
TOBER 9Th AND 9Th. o1-5t
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S1,610.oO

is the amount of the bill Quoted below the selling
prices that are to De permanent after SATURDAY,
and also the Opening Souvenir prices, and uhich
terminate at q y. SATURDAY.
Ladies and gentlemen who appreciate the rery best
Gloves have the opportunity supply themselves for
the winter at material saving.
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I shut my eyes and felt them-as soft as silk a.
elastic as Doodle alderman's conscience ] opened
my eyes and saw them-Gray. Lemon. Fawn. Steel.
salmon, Orange, Heliotrope, Browns -four shades).
Tans dour shades were of the colors. noticed
the binding at the tops and the kid between the fin
gers were of contrasting color to the glove Colors
such as White, Navy Blue, Black, Lavender Browns,
Ians &c. how pretty they contrasted with the other
Shades And the embroidered backs-such width. and
of two shades of browns, tans &c. to match the kid
between the fingers and the binding
One description only. Cases not all unpacked. New
Castor Gloves Black Gloves with combination colors
of embroidery peep up through the confused mass.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

w erty $4,000: inst inortsaae: Ashfords title;
proper worth double amount reg ired at per
no commission. Address Box 90 star uifce otj-It.
ISOR SALE-MY STORE ON THE COR NORTH
Il Capitol and SITS. NV; VIII seal cheap tor cash.
Address lIninetila ely, Cash, STR office. oti
XNANTtD-$400 FOR SIX MONTHS. BY lE-
w spousble man, for which two per cent a month
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o.D-tjt'
IrOR SALE OR Ken r-AWUOD AND COAL YARD
Il i'll tue northwest. q. L. ATLEE- l4l1 q st. NV.
o3-2w
l,OR SALE-DINING-ROOMS CENTRALLY LO-
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ID. hAMEl. ol-lws
ok PER CENT LOANS GUARANTEED BY THE
pOniaha Loan and Trust 90, Hon. A u. iMAN,
late treasurer United tiles President aud
Principal paid by lLe C.en.ical N.toual Bauk.
ii. NJ PAAkkh, v sshng.on Agent.
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d UST RECEIVED.
DOLLS. DOLLS, DOLLS.
JUMEA DOLLS. BISQUE DOLLS WAX DOLLS
lNDESTRUCT1BLE DOLLS, DOLL
HEADS, DOLL BODIES, DOLLS Shoes
DOLLS STOCKINGS
BEING DIRECT IMPOKTEk, CAN GUARANTEE
LOWEST PRICES.
Lady COACHES Al COST PRICE TO
MAKE ROOM FOR HOLIDAY GOODS
-. AUkPERT
o5 403. 4O5 7th st. u. w.. above ID st
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little trouble with the Custom House or we would
have the latest Glove novelties on exhibition during
the first days of the Opening" The bill and some Of
the Gloves are before the advertising man.
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FOR RENT-FLATS

l,oR RENT-THE FLORENCE NORTHWEST COR
Il III and 4 III sts., J. "a nlshed Apartments.
Also,
Office Rooms q first floor ol-Ivs
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Samples and Plate of latest New York Fashions, eiv
ing an accurate and de oiptve idea OF self measure
ment, mailed free on application. Of
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l. OR RENTING UNFINISHED ROOMS. Ray
i WINDOW, fronting south heat and gas. hath same
Moor eIo private family board AZ desired % Ia 4 Il
NV :, -t,.
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Eoh, KIM .PARLOR AND CHAMBE. TASTE
N iunS iurhished' On hrst floor apply 1919 1t. n
W. on
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MONEY TO LOAN.

Scnl $500 500 $1,000,
C-OOs $1,000 $4,000, $500, $1,000.
l. a., a. Real Estate. Charges moderate No t,laK
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The symptoms of biliousness are unhap-
PLY too well known. They differ in diff.
ferent individuals to some extent. a bill.
ious mar is seldom a breakfast eater.
Too frequently, alas, he has an excellent
appetite for liquids but hone for solids OF
a morning. His tongue will hardly beaI
inspection at any time; if it is not whit,
and furred, it is rough. at all events.
The digestive system is wholly out Of
order and Diarrhea or Constipation may
be a symptom or the two may alternate.
There arc often Hcmmorrhoids or ever
loss of blood. There may be Piddines,
and often headache and acidity or fatu
lence and tenderness in the pit of til,
stomach. To correct all this if not effecl
a cure try Green's August Flo,oey, it cost,
but a tritle and thousands attest its efficacy